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If a patient with memory complaints scores well on a cognitive screen and an olfactory test, "it is not necessary to investigate further," said Dr. D. P. Devanand.

“Whatever its source, nicotine is nicotine,” Dr. Denise Kandel said. “It will adversely affect the brains of adolescents and increase their susceptibility to the reward effects of other drugs.”

In a recent JAMA Viewpoint, Drs. Myrna Weissman and Ardesheer Talati argued that clinicians should still enter information about patients' personal life events into EHRs.

“We have typically worked on the development or implementation of more complex treatments for suicidal people,” says Dr. Barbara Stanley.